Former judge's jail sentence, fine reduced
The Shah Alam High Court has reduced the jail sentence of Azmil Muntapha Abas convicted of corruption from six months to one day.
Wed Jan 03 2024
Ex-judges, lawyers to be roped in for mediation process - Azalina
The services of former judges and lawyers are needed to conduct the mediation process in the Legal Aid Department (JBG), says Law and Institutional Reform Minister Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said.
Mon Oct 23 2023
Pensioners' lawsuit: Govt needs time to settle case through mediation
The government needs more time to try to resolve the lawsuit filed by a group of 35 individuals, comprising former members of the judiciary and seven widows of former judges.
Mon Mar 21 2022
Pensioners' lawsuit: Court suggests retired judges, govt to explore settlement
Lawyer Christopher Leong, representing the former judges, said Judge Datuk Wan Ahmad Farid Wan Salleh had indicated for parties involved to explore the possibility of mediation.
Mon Feb 14 2022
Lawsuit by retired judges against govt, PM over no pension increment set for case management on Feb 14
The case management via online would be held before High Court Judge Datuk Wan Ahmad Farid Wan Salleh at 9 am.
Fri Feb 04 2022
Former judge, DPP, lawyer freed of corruption
The Shah Alam Sessions Court today acquitted and discharged three legal practitioners, including a former judge on a charge of accepting bribe of RM17,500 two years ago.
Thu Oct 28 2021
Ex-judges should not issue statements without supporting facts - Arifin Zakaria
Former judges should not issue statements without supporting statistics or facts, said Chief Justice Tun Arifin Zakaria.
Wed Mar 29 2017
Non-Muslim parents can have custody of their Muslim children, says former Appeals Court judge
The civil court can do justice in child custody disputes between a Muslim and a non-Muslim parent by granting custody to the non-Muslim parent with some conditions, says former judge.
Tue Apr 15 2014
Former corruption judges on trial for graft
The Semarang Corruption Court on Monday put on trial two of its former judges separately on graft charges in cases that they had previously handled.
Tue Feb 04 2014
'Education policy favours Chinese and Indians at the expense of other minorities' - Former judge
The Government, by supporting Chinese and Tamil vernacular schools, are neglecting other minorities and this was unconstitutional, according to a former Court of Appeal judge.
Wed Jun 19 2013